SAN FRANCISCO – The world of sports and emotional well-being mourns the loss of Alex The Great, a beloved therapy rabbit who left an indelible mark on all who knew him. At the age of four, Alex passed away due to complications from cancer treatment. This Flemish giant, known for its size and spirit, became a symbol of comfort and joy in various settings, from sports stadiums to airports and community events.
An Unforgettable Companion
Alex, with his floppy ears and characteristic style, was a regular at sporting events. His presence at Oracle Park, the Giants’ stadium, on June 4th, was a special moment. His debut at a Giants game in April 2021 marked a milestone, being the first rabbit in the stands of this stadium.
The presence of Alex always generated amazement and joy, with fans stopping to take photos and selfies. Kato and Row felt happy to share Alex with the world, as he had given them so much love and joy, and they wanted to convey that to those who needed a smile or a moment of comfort.He saved us and many people.
Kato
After losing her restaurant during the pandemic, Kato found a new purpose in Alex, helping her deal with anxiety and stress. In May 2021, Alex was also present at a Suns vs. Warriors game at the Chase Center, where he was also very well-liked. In addition, he used to appear in Thrive City to greet fans before the games. The legend of Alex The Great will endure, remembered for his love and the impact he had on the lives of many.We well remember his frequent and surprising visits to the stadium. We remember the comfort he provided to those who loved him and the joy he brought to so many.
Larry Baer, CEO of the Giants
